Prime Minister Tony Blair said Wednesday he welcomed an appeal by Britain's main Muslim group to mosques across the country condemning terrorism.

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Speaking in parliament a day after police raids in and around London which foiled an apparent bombing plot, Blair said his government would "fight terrorism in every way". He welcomed the letter sent by the Muslim Council of Britain to all of Britain's mosques, saying that it made clear that terrorism  "has nothing to do with the true message of Islam". "The threat from terrorism affects every family in this country, Muslim and non-Muslim alike," he said. "It is right that we all work together to defeat this threat and do not allow the extremists to divide us."

Eight men, aged 17 to 32, were arrested in Tuesday's raids.  Police said they were all British, while press reports indicated that they came from families of Pakistani origin.